A Lens on Belonging
Assistant professor Aggie Ebrahimi Bazaz uses documentary filmmaking to complicate the narratives we have around immigration.
Transformative Technology
Associate professor of physical therapy Yuping Chen is using virtual reality to improve the lives of kids with cerebral palsy.
On the Path to Equity
Georgia State’s CREATE program aims to build better, more equitable schools by giving teachers the tools they need.
On the Money
With the Black Money Exhibit, associate professor Harcourt Fuller explores Black history through the lens of legal tender.
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Charting a New Course for Childhood Cancer Survivors
Treatments for pediatric cancer can leave kids devastated for years. Georgia State University professor Tricia King is working to change that.
Shaping the Future
Vice president Tim Denning discusses the state of research at the university and the challenges — and opportunities — ahead.
Uncharted Territory
As millions of kids head back to the classroom, Erin Mason, assistant professor of school counseling, discusses how schools can support mental and emotional well-being.
Rewriting History
Education professor Chara Bohan on how the Lost Cause narrative came to dominate U.S. history books — and the lingering effects of our miseducation.
Self-Care as an Act of Resistance
In a new book, Georgia State University professor Stephanie Y. Evans uncovers the history and importance of self-care in Black women’s lives.
“The pandemic has caused a significant disruption to our work lives and our home lives, and we’re more dependent than ever on our devices. Would-be criminals are taking advantage of that.”
“Few researchers are focused on a broadly protective coronavirus vaccine. Yet given the severity of the disease and the ever-mutating genome of SARS-CoV-2, [it] is the ultimate countermeasure against the pandemic.”
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Divided We Fall
Georgia State researchers on the factors driving polarization and extremism in America — and what it would take to set the country on a different course.
A Failure to Communicate
As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, associate professor Holley Wilkin discusses the importance of effective public health messaging and why it’s been largely ineffective at flattening the curve.